Posted to News on 28th Apr 2017, 14:52
Lee Spring at FAST Exhibition 2017
Like the organisers at FAST, Lee Spring believe that you can't beat face-to-face discussions to solve a design engineering, production engineering or supply problem, and their personnel look forward to discussing with design, production, installation and maintenance engineers just how the Lee Spring range of ex-stock, same day dispatch, springs and custom capability can help to solve industrial engineering problems. This specialist application advice is readily available to visitors who will be able to review their ranges of compression springs, extension springs, plastic, Redux, Die and torsion springs.
In particular Lee Spring have announced for 2017 an expanded range of DIN size compression springs with an additional 525 SKUs. These will include a new DIN-Plus series which match up in size with standard DIN2098 Part 2 and Part 1 series springs, but with added corrosion resistance (passivation for stainless EN 10270-3-1.4310-NS range and plating for spring steel EN 10270-1-SH range). This greatly expands the Lee Spring offering in DIN compression springs to meet increasing global demand for metric sizes with the added benefit of excellent corrosion resistance.
They come in 2 sub-series Part 1 and Part 2 - Part 1 includes standard to large compression springs from 3mm to 135mm dia. Part 2 are available from 0.6mm to 5.4mm dia. These are expected to be of particular interest to manufacturers within Europe (not withstanding Brexit) but are of global interest as DIN standards are important in many countries with developed or developing manufacturing industries.
Lee Spring have found that the "Roadshow' style of the FAST event enables both customer and supplier to meet and discuss easily any drawings or prototypes so that solutions may be quickly determined.
Further information on Lee Spring products can be found on their website at www.leespring.co.uk, or visit the company at the FAST Exhibition, National Motorcycle Museum, 11th May 2017.
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